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felt Wei foher $500, 8etmrbtaH
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bar N9enturen for Den beremte DIR. King
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Siransbepartemeniet er MI omtrent
f9roist meb Snplpsninsen al 9rabe
Dollars. Salt er Der inbienot til be
fprlfjellise Wpntperfiteber os Huber
tasierere s4.500,000, builfet er meset
minore END man hapoe pentet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

Wtisiortaaelie. pa Scarf Maria
Don @eber inbituberebe lin Opera
"Oberon" acnoon, iasbe ban til en- al
sanserne: "0et siOr mig onbt, at Be
ltal sjDre Sem iaa mesen uleilisbeb,
min Serre." -, bet er mig en- ianb
6Ornsielie," iparebe benne, ium toa bet
Tor en- apmpliment." "Waen mia er
BET llet insen JOrusielie at bsre al ben
lpllote uleillsbso De sisr 9em peb at
lpnse laa mango @uber, ium ilet lite
finbes ! Yartituren."
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til beroe, % ,g9er lite at Tempe &ons
periatipnen eiter benses Tanfers &et>
ming, man bpber benbe fsrit at ale &ets
ter, men laoer benbe iibbe itiQe % taus.
s 9aslisitien placerer man benbe / ben
blpbeite 2aneltol, men man Tiger lite
at bragg beuoe inb | en- liben f~ortrolis
8reos. Oct er, iom ON man sobmobis
ianbt fig / benbes N9rparelie, lite lom
ON man elifebe benbe inberlis; man
uiier benbe 2grbpbisbeb, men insen
parm aiarlisbeb.
Men buao Der sjcr Sasen enbnl
barre, er, at felipe benoes sobe @sen=
ifaber mistjenbes % titles / ct f~orfjert
aps. Spis en- sammel Dame er oms
bDsselis for fin 8erion os ppntelis / fin
8aafleonins, flyer man ON benbe, at
bum er ~be6aseips, boab Der fables poerit
babelueroist / benbes Iloer. Spis bur,
bploer al at forbes Sellfabslipet %
taser liplis 9el | Samtalerne, flyer
man, at bun er forlpieliesips. Gr BUN
sapmilb imob fine Omsipelier, erflerer
man, at bet neppe fan fables en- 5pr>
tjeneite i getrasttins al, at bun fun fan
babe en- fort 2epetib tilbase. @r bum
suofrpstis os saar ofte / &irfe, er bet
ct Tesn paa iueffebe gpner; os / laa
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enb at bpre 8rafener. Spis bum iDser
at BRUCE i'm fore grfarins til at raace
fine Omsiuelier, bebber bet itrar, at
bun er fjeoelis os beiuarlis ps mis-
bruser i'm Ilberbom til at sjsre 9ipet
iart for fine Smsiuelier. Iae benbes
Sanolinser betrastes iom bibrsrenbe
fra benbes Speftelie, bporimob bens
bes 5prtjenelter er nuset, Der iolser
at Jig ielp. Sun er life alene ct
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man timber fig / at itjante en- liben
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bet ct altiaa life moi, at bisie itaffels
apinber uperleper fin Sfjsnbeb, os fin
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ben nermeite Sremtib meo Sor>
baabnins, men fun meb lro; men De er
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laotbeo % Yompselie.
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tilbpoer fig, peb eiter bebite Gpne at
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bisbeo bar uofplot fin Spsaoe ber / 2i>
pct. Sab os albris slemme, at ON END
Ilberbommen er BET Susmsrfe, Der aaar
foruo for DOZENS Scat, er ben tiaise ct
belt 9ios aunoifaber ps griarins, en-
@jenflans al Stabeliens berlisite Sars
monier.
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San bar en- foritanbis Jung Manb,
Ifisnt ban life bar pibere sammel. @n
Dag gap bans Gaber BAN en- liben
SparebSsie, bpuri ban Tube sjemme
fine Yense.
"Ssr nu, Sobn", iasoe Gaoeren, mn
arunber ri en- 8anf."
"Ses uil bore &asierer," afbrpb file
Sobn bam.
"Det lfal On bliue, os iaa pil jes
bore DIRECTION. 9u % bine Spltre os
bin grober Os ies BIZ iette Yense /
8anfen. Ser letter jes MI so Ore ito
til en- 8espnoelie; bpur meset letter
Cup"
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Sobu.
Sans Wooer inbiatte iaa ct Yar so
Ore os bans Spitre 10 Gre bper. s De
islsenbe florten 0ase bleo bet fat aos
lfiqist mere IND, os aft gift 9pot. Men
en- Morsen bar Sapa / 5orlesenbeo for
Smaapense os tilesnebe fig oerfor en-
&rOne al Banfens 8ebolonins. Den
lnse &asierers 5alfeblif O~poaseoe bog
itrar, buao Der bar fleet, Os iaa tos ban
sanife iimpelt, Dpab Der bar til &eit.
Den unse 5Orretninssmamos 5aoer,
iom uilbe bibrinse i'm Spn poerlisere
8jenblfab til Sorretninserne, iasbe ben
e tie Mursen:
"Spr Sobu, Jet MI, at nogen al Sns
teresienterne uiloe uotase Yense, bpab
oilbe On iaa sjsrs?"
Sobn pesebe paa Sanfen, paa builz
fen Der bar flGbet en- Sap meb iplsenbe
Snobolo:
8etalinserne ere inb ltilebe.
"Soao ct MI bet, Sobn?" iplrste
hams 5aber, "9pab betpoer bet?"
"8ireftionen bar ODER ifreoet lit Tilz
suoebauenoe, us iaa er &aslereren lpben
meo 8eiten," lsb bet %lafoniife Suar.
"Su mener ba bel albris, at 9u bar
taset De Gense, iOm fanbtes ber?"
ipurste gapa | en- Zone fulb AT pinlig
Suerralfelie.
$50"
"Meu peb 0u ba life, at bet er libes
berlist?"
"0et bar 9ireftionen, lom begpnbte
meb llreselmasiisbeberne / Surretnins
serne."
"Wtin Ssn", iasbe 5aberen bern.
brenbe, "9u bliper EFT Sang en- flor
5orretninssmanb, nten fsrit bar Oh
abifiIist at lare. Bent life, til Sn.
teresI enterne laber Dig tiltale. Splg
mig til 8arneltlen, os tag ct Spanifrsr
meb."
"5aber", ia9be III ben unse Sorretz
niussmanb ouertalenbe, "fan Ri life
fomme til ct 5orlis paa en- eller anben
Waabe. Spis On oil labe bore at an
flase mig, iaa ifal ies forge for, at Yans
fen isjen fan bespnbe fine 5%orretninser,
os iaa ifal jes life iise til nosen, at 81
r%eftionen paa en- b%ebraserilf Maabe bar
tilesnet fig Bense at aasien."
S9 iaa ino9if man O%perensfomIt paa
bet 8ilfaar.
Dette er piltnpf en- ~treffenbe Satire
paa maitset Sanfs Snititutiun, os life
minbit Der / 9anbet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

ipreno ou inbmelbsr big / bet paalioeliae NJ
WIN. EndowmentSociety' laa on iaar SoOo'
$1,000 eler $4,000 iom 8ruoesape. sore
er ben iiprite % beoIte | 1T Sla9s, "
ben er ben eneite, ipm beialer fuloe eneoIp'
ments. Np nprif Sa,alpg % Weolellsp"
faar ienoes irit al u. SaiprenSe,,
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elenoom til en- garSi al $780,,
200 %Soelasoes | 9ursoas i @ew gOrf
gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

Taa De SOrenebe Staters @i9lb al.
betaltes ! April benpeb S15,OOO,O 900.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

s april Waaneo ubitebtes 1899
Yenlipnscertififater, bet itsrite Intal,
iom er uoitspt | nosen Maaneb, iiben
Yeni iUnsbureauet blep pr9aniieret.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22

pleaded not guilty. His counsel promises
to make some sensational developments
when the trial comes off.
SECRETARY BAYARD recommends that an
equalization of duties be made on impor
tations of raisins and currants in order to
facilitate negotiations now pending be-
tween the governments of the United
States and Spain, looking to the establish
ment of more liberal commercial inter-
course.
THE Boston Chamber of Commerce on
the 18th adopted a resolution opposing the
Inter State Commerce bill in its present
shape, Directing to the ''long and short
haul' clause and favoring the appoint
ment of a commission
THE Army Appropriation bill, which Mr..
Allison reported to the Senate on the 18th
appropriatcs $22377, 37T7 IS being $685. 100 in ex-
cess of the appropriation made by the bill
as it passed the House, and 81, SGS, SO less
than he estimates. The Pension Appro-
priation bill, which was also reported to
the Senate, appropriatcs the same amount
as the House bill.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22
XLiXTH CONGRESS.

THE Senate was not in session on the Sth....
In the House several bills were reported from
committees and referred. The bill appropriate
ing 100000 for new public building at Charles
ton, S. c., after debate, went over without &C
ton. The bill consolidating certain bureaus of
the Navy Department was debated at length in
committee of the whole. The River and Har-
Dor bill was reported.
IN the Senate on the 10th the report or the
Board of Engineers in regard to bridging the
Mississippi river at or near st. Louis was IT.
ceved and referred. Numerous peItlons "eIe
presented and referred. The Interstate Com
merce bill was discussed by Messrs. Beck, Cui-
lorn Harris and Stanford........In the house d
communication from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, Interpreting the Tariff law respecting
the duties on fish, was laid before the House
large number of bills and resolutions were
introduced under the call Of States and refer
red Several District of Columbia measures
were passed.
IN the Senate on the 18th the House bill
granting right Of way through Indian reserva-
lions was reported with amendment. Several
pension measures were proposed. A memorial
was presented from citizens of Jefferson Coun-
ty, Tex, asking protection from the Govern
ment. A bill was introduced for relief of
Freedmen's Bank depositors. A bill was pass
ed releasing to San Antonio, Tex, certain por-
tons of the military reservations; also, one
granting relief to settlers and purchasers OF
public lands in Nebraska and Kansas. Consid-
GRAFTON of Interstate Commerce bill was con-
tinued In the House resolution asking
from the Secretary of War information about
sandbar in Red river was adopted. The River
and Harbor bill was referred to committee OF
the whole. February was set apart for reso-
lutions on the late Representative Price, of Wis
consion. The Charleston IS. c. public building
bill was passed. An invitation from the inter
national prison congress to send delegates to
the meeting at ST. Petersburg in 1890 was re-
ceived. The bill passed creating an agricul-
tural and labor department. The Cattle Dis.
ease act was considered.
IN the Senate on the 18th a bill was passed
extending for twelve months the time for fling
French spoliation claims. An appropriation
was proposed of S. 100000 for the construction
OF coast defenseS. Consideration ad lbitum of
the Inter State Commerce bill was had, and,
after an executive session, the Senate ad-
journed In the House conferees were ap-
pointed on allotment of lands in severalty to
Indians An additional circuit judge was pro-
vided for Massachusetts, The Edmunds' Anti
Polygamy act and the Tucker substitute were
considered and the substitute passed without
division. Adjourned
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

GEN. ISAAC RANDLE, of Muldoon, Miss.
died On the 18th Of an overdose of NOR
phine.
GEN. AAwLEY, of Connecticut, was on
the 18th nominated for United States Sem
ator by reclamation.
AT Martin, Tenn, on the 18th, J, N.
Davie was killed by Lon johnson for ours
ing the Iatter's paralytic brother.
Coal is so scarce in Brooklyn, N. Y, that
most of the small factories will be forced
to stop work. Coal dealers refuse to sell
in large quantities, and are even offered IS
ton.
A LAND syndicate has been organized at
Aberdeen, Miss, with capital of $150,0OO.
SOME Northern capitalists have recently
bought $4,000 acres of land in Houston
county. Tenn, near Erin, on the L. and N.
road. and short branch is being built out
into the tract from the main line. They
are going to put up and operate some large
saw ann stave-mills.
COMPTROLLER TRENHOLM has presented
to the House Committee on Banking and
Currency a draft of bill appropriating
81 ,00O,U0 to reimburse the depositors of
the Fresdman's Bank.
IT seems to be pretty well understood at
Washington that Carlisle is a candidate
for the Senate to succeed Senator Beck.
THAT portion of the ST. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas Railroad between Texarkana,
Ark, and Gainesville, Texas, distance of
305 miles, was changed on the 18th from
narrow 80 standard gauge.
THE police authorities of San Francisco
found dynamite bomb in one Of the sew
ers Cd the 18th. The supposition is that
the tomb was prepared for use by the
striking carmen, but fearing detection was
thrown into the sewer.
Two orothers named Phillips, charged
with horse stealing, were shot and NOR
tally wounded in the Chickasaw Nation
on the 18th while resisting arrest.
MAYOR HEWITT, of New York, is in a
very critical condition from rheumatism.
THE President has granted a, respite I'M
til April 8, 1887, to Patrick Mccarthy, who
was to pe executed January 14th at Fort
Smith, Ark.
JAY GOULD arrived at Helena, Ark, on
the 18TH, on tour of inspection.
CHAs. B. FARwELL was nominated on
the 18th by the Republicans of Illinois to
fill the vacancy in the United States Sen
ate caused by the death of Gen. Logan.
THE International Union of Bricklayers,
at their session, in Washington, on the
14th, decided that they would continue to
work nine hours a dav as in the past, and
that they would not combine with the
knights of Labor as requested.
THos. JUDsoy CLUvERIUs, convicted of
the murder of Fannie Lillian Madison, was
hanged at Richmond, Va, on the 18th.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22
SUCCEEDED AT LAST.

A Missouri Pacific Train pitched by Wreck.
ers-The Third Attempt the Life of
Engineer Dewitt Successful - Several
Others Injured - Searching for the
Wreckers.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 12.--The south
bound passenger train on the Missouri
Pacific extension, which left Omaha last
night and was due here this morning,
was wrecked near Dunb bar, Neb., about
midnight. The wreck was caused by the
loosening of rail, done by parties I'M
known. Several spikes and fish plates
had been removed and the train coming
along at the rate of thirty miles an hour
plunged fifteen feet down an enbankment
and landed in a snoW-drlft. James Dewitt,
of Wyandotte, kas., the engineer, was
caught under the boiler and killed.
His body had not been recovered at last
accounts Frank HenoWetts, the express
messenger, whose home is in this city, was
internally hurt, and may die, A lady,
whose name was not learned, was
badly hurt, but the other passengers
were not seriously injured so far
up, however, al more or less bruised.
The entire traits left the track, and
probably the loss of life would have been
great except for the snowbank, which
broke the force of the plunge. The
Missouri Pacific officials here state that
the wreck is the result of a third attempt
upon the life of Dew lit, the engineer
They say that some of the men engaged in
the strike last spring cherished a
grudge against De Witt, because
he was an active supporter Of the
company during the great strike They
assert that the wreck near Wyandotte,
for which Hamilton has just been tried,
was the result of q plot against Dew tits
life, but his train was not the first to pass
over the track, as expected. Later they
say, a second attempt was made and last
nights was the third. Several uspicious
looking men, it is said. were seen lettering
about the station at Dunbar last
evening Tracks were found leading
from the scene of the wreck which
may furnish a clew. The sheriff and sew
eral others are searching the neighbour
hood, and a reward will be offered for the
capture of the wreckers. A number of
California excursionists were among the
party. The belated passengers will reach
here to-day.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22
WHITE HOUSE AMENITIES.

The president and Mrs. Cleveland Doing
the Honors-The First Lady Entertains "a
Party of Young Ladies' at superb
Luncheon.
WASHINGTON, JAN 13.-Mrs. Cleveland
gave superb luncheon yesterday after
noon at half past one o'clock in honor Of
Miss Hastings, who is a guest at the
Presidents Mansion. At the same hour
room SO that both ends Of the mansion
were busy with social life. Mrs. Cleve-
lands guests, about thirty young ladies,
sat with her in the private dining room at
a table glittering with crystal and silver.
The table decorations were extremely
tasteful, and were of Mrs. Cleveland's
own Lewiston. A center piece was
Of red and white camelias. with corner
sections of mignonettes set in a cush-
ion Of ferns edged with begonia leaves.
Thanking this at either end were fiat
bouquets of white camelias dotted with
orchids and a fringe of ferns and poln-
setta leaves and silver candelabras and
engraved silver dishes holding conscrves,
and handsome china fruit dishes added
no small part to the decorations. At
bouquets of pansies, some deep pur-
pie, others white and yellow. Only
water goblets and others for appol7
linaris were at each place. There were
dainty China cups of fine ware filled with
bon-bons for each lady, the cup and saucer
tied together with gold or purple satin
ribbon, these colors alternating, which the
ladies carried away as souvenirs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22
THE SOUTHERN BOOM.
The Stupendous Industrial Development
in Progress in Alabama and Elsewhere in
tha

The Stupendous Industrial Development
in Progress in Alabama and Elsewhere in
the South.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.-The Manufacturers
Record publishes to-day a tWo-column ar
ticle on the ''stupendous industrial devel-
opments' in the South. 1t says that there
seems no end to the vast developments
now in progress, one result OF which is an
almost incredible enhancement in prop
erty values. Admission, Ala, is receiving
particular attention. Two one thousand
ton coke furnaces will be constructed
there Immediately, and the town is to be
connected with Gadsden by railroad. Two
more furnaces are to be erected at Admission
by capitalists Of Birmingham representing
s1,00O,0G0 Birmingham is also building
two furnaces at Bessemer. A million dol
lars has been subscribed for the develop
ment of iron and other interests at Deca-
tur, Ala. At Nashville a large tract of
land has been purchased, on which two
furnaces and other industries will be
built. A railroad is to be built through
the mineral land of Jackson County, Ala,
for its development. Birmingham is to
have big tannery and boot and shoe fac
tory and 100000 wagon fac
tory. A new company has bought
10000 acres of iron ore land in Decatur
and Perry counties, Ala, and will
make iron. Scottsboro, Ala, has a newly
chartered s400, 900 Iron & Coal Company.
The Bertha zinc works of Southwest Vir-
ginia will be largely improved by new
owners, having $4,000 capital. Marble
quarries will be opened near Florence,
Ala. Bessemer, Ala, is promised $780,,
900 rolling mill, friedrich works and
mt and bolt factory
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22
Two More yictims-Found Dead Standing
at His Post.

TIFFIS, O., Jan. 12.-TWo more victims
of the recent Baltimore Il Ohio horror
have been traced to the Inflated train,
and there all identity lost, except melt
ed watch and distgured revolver. Their
names are j. L. Beatty, of Bloomington
ILL.,, and Alvin Fl. Ice, of Pcntield, Ill This
makes a total of fifteen, and it is almost
certain that four additional ones perished.
1t is claimed that the coroner has evil
dence that when made public, will cause
a sensation among the railroad officials.
Charles Bean, target man at the Baltl-
more & Ohio target in this city, was found
last night standing in the window Of his
target house, with his head on his arm,
dead The target was swung to prevent
any trains passing.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22

THE House committee on pull bile build
ings and grounds has agreed to make an
additional allowance of $4,000 for the
building at Terre Haute, Ind, making a
total appropriation of $3.50 for that
building, and increased the appropriation
for the public building at Denver, Col,
from 500, COO to 1915, 900.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22

IN the last volume Of reports of United
States Supreme Court decisions, just is
sued, there appears as an appendix, the
last formal paper prepared by Chief
Justice fancy as an opinion of the conrt,
but which was not delivered by reason of
his death
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22

BREvET BRIGADIER-GENERAL THOMAS
DUNCAN died at Washington, on the Sth,
after brief illness. He had lived for
more than twenty years with silver plate
forming a portion II his skull, which was
fractured by a cannon ball during the war
of the rebellion.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22

VIsCouNT Cross, Secretary of State for
India, in a speech at Ashton-Under-Ty
On the 10th, said that during his expert
ence in the India Office he had been grieved
to find that bad class of English goods
was being exported, especially to China,
where Great Britain is being beaten by
Russia.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-01-22

CONSIDERABLE comment has been occa-
stoned in Washington by published re-
ports that ''slush fund" of 81, 0O0 900 has
been distributed where it would do the
most good in the interest of Pacific rail
road legislation.